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Tax Planning

Your profession

Moving on up: Inheritance tax liabilities

Moving on up: Inheritance tax liabilities

clock 14 May 2014 • 4 min read

Tax Planning

Tax system flaws leave professionals paying 60%

Many middle-class professionals are paying an income tax rate of 60% as a result of a little-understood policy introduced by the last Labour government which affects more than 500,000 people, a leading economist has warned.

clock 14 May 2014 •

Regulation

MPs raise concerns over new tax powers

Plans to allow the tax authority to settle unpaid demands by taking money from people's bank accounts have been criticised by a group of MPs.

clock 09 May 2014 •

Pensions

Govt should scrap 55% pension death tax charge - Standard Life

The 55% tax charge payable on pensions at death is too high and should be brought into line with the inheritance tax (IHT) regime, according to Standard Life.

clock 02 May 2014 •

Tax Planning

IHT: Beware the lifetime gifting traps

IHT: Beware the lifetime gifting traps

clock 02 May 2014 •

Tax Planning

HMRC error leaves VCTs unable to issue shares

Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) have been hoarding investor cash after an error from HM Revenue and Customs left the vehicles afraid of issuing new shares.

clock 25 April 2014 •

Wrap/platforms

HMRC issues new rebate tax guidance after raft of enquiries

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued fresh guidance on its decision to tax unit rebates after receiving a number of queries from fund groups and platforms.

clock 17 April 2014 •

Income

Steve Webb calls for flat rate 30% tax relief

Steve Webb has called for an overhaul of tax relief on pension contributions that would see a flat 30% rate introduced and the lifetime allowance axed.

clock 16 April 2014 •

Regulation

ABI and APFA join forces on tackling new tax regulation

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) and Association of Professional Financial Advisers (APFA) have issued joint guidance for advisers and insurers on complying with new tax information requirements.

clock 09 April 2014 •

Economics / Markets

Carney: Rates could rise before general election

Mark Carney said UK interest rates could rise before next May's general election if there are continued sustainable improvements in the economy.

clock 03 April 2014 •
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